Media: Bronze

The sculpture shows a group of figures, each carved with an individuality that is palpable despite the amalgamation into a single piece of art. The abstract forms are melded together yet separate, their bodies twisting and turning away from each other, symbolizing the divergent paths that people's lives may take.

This piece tells the story of choices and consequences, of crossroads and decisions that carve out the unique trajectories of our lives. Some figures lean into each other, suggesting moments of support and companionship. Others pull away, seeking solitude or perhaps driven by their own inner compass. The interplay of textures and the contrast of shadows cast by the forms give depth to the narrative, suggesting the complexity and layers of human experiences.

Guru's work is a silent reflection on the intersections of fate and free will. It speaks to the viewer about the inevitability of parting ways and the beauty of brief encounters. Each figure seems engaged in their own silent dialogue, a private contemplation of their path, yet their proximity to each other is a reminder that no journey is truly solitary.